#🔒 How to Calculate the Slope of a Line Between Two Points in a Rotated Coordinate System? (Simple Ma

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finite shuttle
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The problem is that I am unsure how to process the difference between the coordinate system’s slope and the slope of the line between the two points on the face. How should I handle the slope between two points on a rotated face as if the rotated coordinate system were a normal coordinate system? If this sentence is unclear:
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/935674855171424297/1273640427387490329/image.png?ex=66bf5994&is=66be0814&hm=1919c7345714d44910fc371e9f32188582f2bb9883f4b1aa704ee6f79b94524a&=&format=webp&quality=lossless&width=701&height=685

I want to calculate the two points on the face as shown above. Should I subtract, add, or perform some other operation with the slope of the rotated coordinate system and the slope between the two points on the face? My mathematical knowledge is exhausted here.

hushed sigil
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do you want to calculate its length?

finite shuttle
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I want to calculate the slope.

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